Carlos Carrillo, director of UNGRD, once again lashed out at Alfredo Saade in an interview: "When you give power to a madman."

Carlos Carrillo, director of the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management ( UNGRD ), once again went after Alfredo Saade in an interview.

The official referred to President Gustavo Petro's chief of staff as a " crazy man ." This isn't the first time Carrillo has made strong statements against the politician.

Speaking about travel abroad in an interview with "Silla Vacía," the UNGRD director said: "I will not leave the country again. I have asked and they have denied me. They just denied me."

And he added: "But it's not just me who's being denied them, it's everyone else. That's one of the biggest problems. When you give power to a madman , things like this start to happen. They haven't given permission to people from the Foreign Ministry itself."

When you give power to a madman, things like this start to happen.

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In the same interview, Carrillo stated that the president should remove Saade: "A person of that nature is only going to cause more problems. Who can take Pastor Saade seriously?"

A person of that nature will only cause more problems. Who can take Pastor Saade seriously?

This has not been the only time that Carlos Carrillo has strongly attacked President Gustavo Petro's right-hand man, as in a publication by X he told him: 'Enough of this nonsense.'

The tweet was a reaction to Saade's statements about the president's "reelection."

"You are not just any opinion-maker or tweeter; you are the chief of staff of the President of the Republic ," he said.

And he asserted: "The President himself has said many times that he's not interested," so Saade's intentions are not supported by the man who is the protagonist of the same. He then went on to say that Saade is "looking for attention" and that, if this continues, he suggested he leave the government.

Finally, he described the official's actions as a "little show" and asked for restraint amid the Colombian political debate.

GERALDINE BAJONERO VASQUEZ

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